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Beth Nealson (c. 1910 – 1994) was a Canadian politician, community planner, and journalist. She was elected mayor of Leaside, Ontario, in 1962, making her the first woman mayor in Metropolitan Toronto. Known as "Mrs. Leaside", Nealson was also the last mayor of Leaside, which was amalgamated with East York township in 1967. In 1966, Nealson ran and lost against True Davidson for the mayoralty of the newly formed borough of East York, in a historic election billed by the Canadian media as "The Battle of the Belles". Before becoming mayor, Nealson served on the Leaside Education Board and the Leaside town council, and was vice chairman of the Ontario Division of the Community Planning Association of Canada. Beth Nealson Drive in Toronto is named after her.

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rdfs:comment	Beth Nealson (c. 1910 – 1994) was a Canadian politician, community planner, and journalist. She was elected mayor of Leaside, Ontario, in 1962, making her the first woman mayor in Metropolitan Toronto. Known as "Mrs. Leaside", Nealson was also the last mayor of Leaside, which was amalgamated with East York township in 1967. In 1966, Nealson ran and lost against True Davidson for the mayoralty of the newly formed borough of East York, in a historic election billed by the Canadian media as "The Battle of the Belles". Before becoming mayor, Nealson served on the Leaside Education Board and the Leaside town council, and was vice chairman of the Ontario Division of the Community Planning Association of Canada. Beth Nealson Drive in Toronto is named after her. (en)
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birth place	Glen Ewen, Saskatchewan, Canada (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Saskatchewan Barrie Year of birth uncertain McMaster University Glen Ewen 1910s births 1994 deaths 20th-century Canadian women politicians Toronto Star True Davidson East York Victorian Order of Nurses Hamilton, Ontario The Canadian Press The Globe and Mail Women mayors of places in Ontario Leaside Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Metropolitan Toronto Canadian Voice of Women for Peace Reeve (Canada) Ratepayers' Association
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office	Councillor in Leaside (en) Mayor of Leaside, Ontario (en) Member, Leaside Board of Education (en)
predecessor	Lloyd Dickinson (en)
successor	District was amalgamated (en)
has abstract	Beth Nealson (c. 1910 – 1994) was a Canadian politician, community planner, and journalist. She was elected mayor of Leaside, Ontario, in 1962, making her the first woman mayor in Metropolitan Toronto. Known as "Mrs. Leaside", Nealson was also the last mayor of Leaside, which was amalgamated with East York township in 1967. In 1966, Nealson ran and lost against True Davidson for the mayoralty of the newly formed borough of East York, in a historic election billed by the Canadian media as "The Battle of the Belles". Before becoming mayor, Nealson served on the Leaside Education Board and the Leaside town council, and was vice chairman of the Ontario Division of the Community Planning Association of Canada. Beth Nealson Drive in Toronto is named after her. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of reeves and mayors of East York List of reeves and mayors of the former municipalities in Toronto Thorncliffe Park 1962 Toronto municipal election 1964 Toronto municipal election 1966 Toronto municipal election True Davidson Leaside
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